The Tiger Dashboard – June 2026
“Most of the our industry is reading yesterday’s news. You’re about to read where Ortho is going.” I’m sharing the […]
“Most of the our industry is reading yesterday’s news. You’re about to read where Ortho is going.” I’m sharing the […]
I wrote about the psychologic dangers of Too Much Money ! on OrthoStreams in 2019. Today I need to explain
For decades, the orthopedic logistics world has treated field inventory like a necessary evil: flood the market with expensive metal,
“Most of the ortho industry is reading yesterday’s news. You’re about to get next month’s edge.” I’m sharing the new
Startup founders often ask me about how to best fund their new venture. There is no single answer. Every company
On both the OrthoStreams blog and newsletter and the BoneChat private community we talk alot about what a startup should
In the ortho offices of 2026, the most dangerous phrase a professional can utter is, “That’s not my department.” The
In the sterile hallways of orthopedic conferences, “Level 1 Evidence” is treated like the holy grail. Sales reps carry tablets
The March 11 wiper attack linked to Handala remains active into its third day. Stryker has provided no firm timeline
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Tiger’s Take We are moving away from the era of “one size fits all” orthopedics. We’ve mastered the metal and
Tiger’s Take In my view, the Tecomet-Orchid merger is the definitive signal that the “supply chain as a service” model
NOTE: This article will tell you who Reinhold is based on his early work. It was written in 2011 and
Our industry has created fortunes for those who navigate it with precision. From trailblazing entrepreneurs like Dane Miller or Maurice
My perspective is completely different from the BoneZone piece this week, Robots Are Setting the New Standard of Surgical Care,
Why Read If you’re leading or working in an orthopedics or medtech engineering and innovation team, stop scrolling and read
I am watching the joint preservation movement growing rapidly. Patients do not trust their orthopedists 100% any longer. Especially when
In our industry, many ortho surgeons often stick with the products they know, even when newer options hit the market.
I wrote about Sports Medicine’s big moment is here now. Today, I’m sharing a stealth startup today in the sports
This week, I’m fired up about Bioretec, a Finnish trailblazer in bioresorbable orthopedic implants that’s redefining fracture fixation by making
Why read This article is worth reading because it spotlights an emerging medtech startup revolutionizing knee injury treatment with a
This concise article explores the evolution of orthopedic sales representatives from the 1980s and 1990s to the modern era spanning
At my core, I am a product development Engineer who, in my previous life, launched somewhere around 78 implant systems
Remember when you went to the grocery store to buy ketchup in the old days. You’d find a single brand—perhaps
Building a thriving orthopedic company from scratch is no small feat. The first 5 to 10 hires you make are
You’ve likely seen virga—rain that falls but never hits the ground. It’s a striking sight, especially at sunrise or sunset,
Why don’t other orthopedic startups prioritize “simplicity first” as a foundational principle? In a recent discussion with the private BoneChat
In sports medicine, the enthesis—a critical tendon-bone junction—poses a costly challenge, with high failure rates demanding innovative solutions. In the
Globus Medical Inc.’s stock plummeted 22.96% after its Q1 2025 earnings call, driven by a disappointing revenue performance, lowered EPS
A Tale of Frozen Ambition Jim, a marketing lead at an orthopedic startup, called me. He had a vision: a
Let me know and I’ll give you a specific suggestion help you with it. Click to ask Tiger Clone and
If you don’t know OREF, you are living in a cave. OREF was founded in 1955 by orthopedic surgeons to
Complexity isn’t just a byproduct; it’s often a strategy. The orthopedic device industry, much like credit card companies or car
In simple terms, Nevro Corp. focuses on developing and providing medical devices that help manage chronic pain. They are known
When you’re scaling up fast in the orthopedic world, it’s tempting to grab the first decent candidate off the block.
Mercy Virtual Care Center, nestled in Chesterfield, Missouri, is not just a facility but a pioneering force reshaping the landscape
Imagine your tire light comes on, you go to a shop, and they fix it for free, no hassle. A
7 common smells during an orthopedic procedure. 1/ Burning flesh. This smell is caused by the use of electrocautery, a device
The orthopedic sales industry is changing rapidly, presenting both challenges and opportunities. Here’s a quick look at 10 key trends
Financial Relationships Between Surgeons and Manufacturers “Pay for play” in orthopedics refers to financial arrangements where device manufacturers provide incentives
A Different Philosophy for Early-Stage Orthopedic Startups In the orthopedic startup world, one thing is certain: perfection is a myth.
While you are reading this, great new jobs are opening up in Orthopedics. So why can’t you find them? I am writing
What happens when an ortho startup catches their first FDA clearance ? For ortho startups, FDA clearance feels like the
I talk with many startup leaders and I find many believe that their “science project” is a legit startup business,
Ortho sales reps take on a diverse array of responsibilities that go far beyond traditional sales to ensure seamless operations,
Why Read This? Today 80% of orthopaedic surgeries remain freehand, this article unveils how a Memphis startup has created a
M&A activity in the medtech and orthopedic sectors has slowed to a decade-low in 2024, with only six orthopedic acquisitions
Zimmer Biomet has partnered with RevelAi Health to market a new AI tool designed to help with orthopedic care, particularly
In 2024, the US medical device industry is facing a renewed wave of workforce disruption, part of a broader phenomenon